If you have a passion for healthy living and helping other people, becoming a Virtual Health Coach for Noom might be just the work-at-home opportunity you’ve been looking for.
Noom coaches help their clients create a healthy lifestyle that is unique to their personal needs. They make it fun for their clients to keep them engaged with their goals. While many members have a goal of losing weight, others just want to learn how to make healthier choices.
What Does a Noom Health Coach Do?
As a Noom health coach you’ll work with individuals to prevent or manage their chronic conditions by helping them make healthy lifestyle shifts. You all also provide motivation and guidance for your clients as well as trying experimental coaching techniques.
You can work from anywhere while being part of a growing community of coaches that appreciate a healthy work-life balance. And even though you work from home, you’ll be part of a large virtual community that engages through live video chats for weekly meetings and after-work online meet-ups.
Requirements for Working with Noom
To apply, you will need to meet some requirements:
- You will need a Bachelor’s Degree in a related field OR an Associate’s Degree plus 2000 hours of related wellness experience (sports medicine, health coaching, etc.)
- It would be helpful if you were familiar with the curriculum of the National Diabetes Prevention Program, but not necessary
- A background in psychology and/or nutrition is a plus
- You must be available to work 40 hours a week during normal business hours Monday-Friday
How Much Does Noom Pay Virtual Health Coaches?
Virtual Health Coaches must be available to work 40 hours per week, but all of those hours are from home or your favorite coffee shop or wherever else you’d like to work. The hours are somewhat flexible.
You must also be able to commit to 3 full days of training your first week of employment. The pay is said to be salary based and averages $36K-$38K per year.
If this sounds like the right job for you, you can fill out your application and submit your resume through the Noom Careers site.
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Anonymous says
Greetings! Thanks for your post. I work for Noom and feel like I should clarify a few things for those who are considering this as a career move. First, there is not as much flexibility as you make it sound. For FT, there is no working on weekends, except for a few specific tasks, but that’s generally done by PT positions. So for a FT role, it’s generally 8-5 M-F. Also, the company determines caseloads, not the coaches themselves, although they try to keep things to a manageable level. And to my knowledge, pay is determined by several factors, but how many clients you take on is not one of them…though that could change in the future.
Alexa says
Thanks for the clarifications. Much appreciated!
Wallace says
Good info! so, I read Noom encourages employees to focus on their own health. Does that mean that if I have a standing yoga class that I attend several days per week—I can go, if it’s during the workday?
Kely says
I have an upcoming interview as a Remote health coach can you please give me some guidance on how I should prepare for this interview.
Christine says
Ah I do too! Please let me know how you did, and if you have any advice. I am doing mine either tomorrow or Friday. Good luck!
Holly L says
Is all work as a coach asynchronous? If so, is it like a chat box type coaching in real time? Do you have so many minutes etc to reply back to your client/member? I am looking for more insight into the day to day life of a virtual coach prior to accepting the position. Also, is the non compete negotiable? All I do is health coaching, if I were to work for Noom and then leave, I don’t want to have to worry about being able to find another job as a health coach. Thanks!!
laura says
Hey!
I also read Noom encourages employees to focus on their own health. Does that mean that if I have a standing yoga class that I attend several days per week—I can go if it’s during the workday?
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Mike says
Has anyone been hired as a health coach in the state(s) of New York, California and Hawaii? I’ve heard there was an issue with compensation structures regarding those states. I would love to work as a health coach to supplement my personal training.